Canter Bridge

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Bishop George McKinney addresses the African-American community via a powerful and generative metaphor: just as literal slave masters once held his people in servitude in this country (the United States of America), so modern slave masters who look nothing like the ancient institution that counted human beings as property seek to reduce black Americans to a kind of bondage that is capable of just as much destructive force. Continue Reading »

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As Condé Nast’s chief rival in the affluent traveler sector of the glossy magazine industry, Travel & Leisure comports itself admirably. For those of us who have not yet considered buying a private jet, such affluent travel is more a spectator sport. Interesting, occasionally worth yelling about, but not something we’d put on our kit and run out on the floor to do for ourselves. Continue Reading »